How to increase the internal memory of an iPhone or iPad

Is our iPhone or iPad fast filled with photos, videos and documents? Let's find out how to increase the internal memory of an Apple portable device
 

One of the main flaws of the iPhone or iPad is not having the expandable internal memory

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The iPhone has various cuts for its devices and in recent years the most popular models are certainly those with less than 64 GB of internal memory, easily filled by taking many photos, making many videos and downloading documents to read them on the screen. 

With the iPad the memory cuts are higher, but even on the Apple tablet space can end soon without realizing it.

As the iPhone applications are getting bigger, including graphically curated games and increasingly powerful apps, it becomes difficult to manage the internal space especially if we start to upload music, documents, videos, podcasts and high-resolution photos. 

Unfortunately, we can not expand the memory of the iPhone by adding an additional memory inside by microSD as you would any other Android smartphone or Nokia, but in this guide we will show you all the possible methods to increase the memory capacity of the Apple device in our possession .

How to increase the internal memory of an iPhone or iPad

Before continuing we can see how much memory space is left in the iPhone or iPad going in the menu Settings -> General -> Info to get the detail on the memory used by photos, music, videos and installed applications.

So we will know well in advance when we will have to intervene to save some of the data stored on the device before the space ends. 

1) Move the heaviest files on the cloud

Since all owners of an iPhone certainly have a subscription plan to surf the Internet and since you should find more often free WiFi around, is to use the services and cloud apps. 

Below we have collected some of the free online apps for use with an iOS device (iPhone and iPad) to expand the memory , if one can say so in a broad sense. 

First of all we will move songs, videos, films and photos ; these are definitely the files that take up most of the space on Apple portable devices.

Unless you travel a lot and have no trouble getting access to a Wi-Fi or 3G network, you do not need to upload hundreds of songs or videos to your iPhone. 

Dropbox

I imagine all the most expert computer users know Dropbox, but it often happens to meet iPhone users who still do not know this online service and the related apps for iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch. 

With a Dropbox account , you can store files on the internet for up to 2 gigabytes of free space.

On Dropbox You Can Save Any Type of File, Even Mp3 and Film

Is our iPhone or iPad fast filled with photos, videos and documents? Let's find out how to increase the internal memory of an Apple portable device

One of the main flaws of the iPhone or iPad is not having the expandable internal memory.

The iPhone has various cuts for its devices and in recent years the most popular models are certainly those with less than 64 GB of internal memory, easily filled by taking many photos, making many videos and downloading documents to read them on the screen.

With the iPad the memory cuts are higher, but even on the Apple tablet space can end soon without realizing it.

As the iPhone applications are getting bigger, including graphically curated games and increasingly powerful apps, it becomes difficult to manage the internal space especially if we start to upload music, documents, videos, podcasts and high-resolution photos.

Unfortunately, we can not expand the memory of the iPhone by adding an additional memory inside by microSD as you would any other Android smartphone or Nokia, but in this guide we will show you all the possible methods to increase the memory capacity of the Apple device in our possession.

How to increase the internal memory of an iPhone or iPad

Before continuing we can see how much memory space is left in the iPhone or iPad going in the menu Settings -> General -> Info to get the detail on the memory used by photos, music, videos and installed applications.

So we will know well in advance when we will have to intervene to save some of the data stored on the device before the space ends. 

1) Move the heaviest files on the cloud

Since all owners of an iPhone certainly have a subscription plan to surf the Internet and since you should find more often free WiFi around, is to use the services and cloud apps. 

Below we have collected some of the free online apps for use with an iOS device (iPhone and iPad) to expand the memory , if one can say so in a broad sense.

First of all we will move songs, videos, films and photos ; these are definitely the files that take up most of the space on Apple portable devices. 

Unless you travel a lot and have no trouble getting access to a Wi-Fi or 3G network, you do not need to upload hundreds of songs or videos to your iPhone. 

Dropbox

I imagine all the most expert computer users know Dropbox, but it often happens to meet iPhone users who still do not know this online service and the related apps for iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch.

With a Dropbox account , you can store files on the internet for up to 2 gigabytes of free space.

On Dropbox you can save any type of file, even mp3 and film

We connect to his site and sign up to get immediately 2 GB of additional space for our iPhone and iPad (we can increase the space by paying a monthly fee). 

The Dropbox site can be reached here -> Dropbox.

As written in another article with Dropbox you have a virtual hard disk on the Internet, whose content is synchronized between all the devices on which Dropbox is installed and the files can also be used by Android smartphones. 

All you need to do is sign up for Dropbox and download the app to your Apple device; the app is available here -> Dropbox App (iPhone and iPad). 

Automatically we can configure the Dropbox app to immediately save the videos and photos taken with the camera, so you can copy them without having to manually proceed (basic only on WiFi, but otherwise we have data problems we can upload photos and videos also through LTE and 3G).

Obviously we can also manually move the files we want to save so as to delete them on the mobile device and recover space.

With the latest version of Dropbox you can also access selected files, offline, without an Internet connection.

In addition, Dropbox allows you to export a PDF or Word file to another application that supports reading documents. 

 Google Drive

To have more space on the iPhone for photos and documents as well as all types of files you can use the application the Google Drive service on iPhone and iPad. 

In order to use it we will first have to sign up with a Google account to the Drive page.With this app we can move the app manually to our cloud; to automatically save photos and videos on Drive we will have to use another app linked to the service called Google Photos.

Apple iCloud

Among other cloud options there is also the integrated service in Apple called iCloudwith 5GB free for backups of music, images and address book of the iPhone, iPad and iPod touch in a completely automatic.

Using an Apple account we will already have access to this space in the cloud, we will not have to do is check the settings in this regard in the path Settings -> Account and password -> iCloud .

We activate all the items we want to backup, including photos, contacts and other personal data on the device.

2) Use external memory compatible with iPhone and iPad

Although we can not use microSD, we can always focus on external memories compatible with iPhone and iPad, thanks to Lightning support. 

These devices are very similar to USB sticks, but a part of the device has a Lightning socket that can be used to connect it to the iPhone or iPad and just like a normal USB stick we can move the heaviest files from the internal memory of the device Apple to external memory, so as to increase the amount of space available on iPhone and iPad. 

The best devices we can buy are the following: 

Flash Drive iPhone RAVPower USB Flash Drive iPhone (

Sandisk iXpand USB 3.0

UGREEN USB Memory for iPhone and iPad

iPhone RAVPower Flash Drive iPhone 64G 

You choose your favorite key (different cuts and sizes are available) and connect it to the your iPhone or iPad device from the same outlet where we usually insert the charging cable.

Many of these portable devices also have apps to automatically back up the gallery and videos, so you can save heavier content in just a few taps on the screen.

What Is the Cloud: All about the "Cloud"

The Cloud is nothing but a "cloud" of data, information and services always accessible, from any device anywhere, provided you have a connection to the Net. So, returning to the example from which we started, when you're using Gmail , you accept that your mail and your contacts are saved and stored on Google's servers and you can access them whenever and wherever you want, at home or in the office, from your Smartphone or your laptop.

 Cloud Computing - that is, the offer and use of services through the Internet - has represented, right away, a real revolution in the field of technology. Because? It offers people and companies the opportunity to use free or low-cost services - services that were once unapproachable and that only large companies could afford because of the high purchase and management costs.

We try to use an example that helps to make even more clarity. A small company that sells clothing online may need a CRM to learn more about its customers. Before the Cloud, the small business had to buy the license to use the software and have a team of experts to install, configure, test, update the program. Given the cost of software, there were few companies that could afford it. Today, however, with the Cloud, even small companies can access services that were previously inaccessible. With the Cloud, in fact, companies "rent" the service, pay for consumption and access it through only one connection to the Internet. Below, we summarize the main strengths of a Cloud technology:

You Do Not Need To Install Any Programs

1.   Updates are automatic.
2.   Pay only what you need.
3.   Management costs decrease.
4.   Data are safe , on servers in different geographical areas.
5.   Accessibility wherever you are and from any device.

To know more about Virtual cloud visit here - http://vcinfotech.ae/

Accounting and Cloud. A possible combination with Reviso

The world of the cloud

Are you ready to go on the "cloud"? Many of us have been using cloud software for a long time: services related to Google's account (Drive, Gmail) or even Dropbox are the most common examples. These are software that do not require any installation to be used.

Cloud computing is a technology that allows, thanks to a remote server managed by a provider, to use software and hardware resources without the need for installation.

A cloud system usually consists of two parts:

·         Front-end, or devices used by end users;

·         Back-end, consisting of the servers hosting the cloud.

·         What are the main advantages of working in the cloud?

·         Savings in terms of hardware thanks to the use of shared resources;

·         Security: servers are managed by organizations that guarantee shared information;

·         Information updated in real time ;

·         Access from any device (PC, smartphone or tablet).

Reviso and accounting in the cloud

Reviso is a cloud software for billing and accounting of small and medium businesses. You do not have to install it and it is always updated to the latest version.

Its simple and intuitive interface will allow you to monitor the accounts of your company. Reviso is a multi-user platform: this means that there is no limit to the number of people who can access it at the same time. It is also multi-currency, so it is also suitable for companies that have offices abroad.

The main features of Reviso:

·         Creation and management of estimates, orders and invoices;

·         Customer, suppliers and products master data;

·         Management of electronic PA and B2B invoices (XML files);

·         VAT Settlement (XML file);

·         Bank reconciliation and import of bank statement;

·         Recording of accounting movements;

·         Cost centers, accruals and prepayments;

·         Audit, management and reclassified financial statements;

·         Project management and profitability control.

Why choose Reviso

Because it is a software in the cloud : you do not have to install it and you can work from anywhere with constantly updated data;

It is multi-user : there is no limit to the number of people who can connect and work simultaneously in the platform;

Because the platform is also accessible by your accountant , who can check your accounting at any time;

It allows you to create electronic invoices in XML format (PA and B2B).

It provides you with two free apps, Reviso Expenses and Reviso Sales , with which you can manage your business;

Reviso can be easily integrated with external applications : e-commerce, crm, cash points, etc.

Transfer files and programs from one PC to another

Every time you buy a new PC, you have to transfer data from the old to the new and perhaps even the programs, to avoid having to reinstall them and re-register (in the case of paid programs). There are many programs to transfer files and programs from one PC to another and also more or less practical solutions. In this article we see the three easiest and most free.

Option 1: External Hard Disk

The easiest way to transfer data to a new computer is by manually moving files from one PC to another via an external disk or USB flash drive. The advantage of this option is that you do not need to download any additional software and just plug the external drive into the old computer, drag the files to the external drive and then connect it to the new computer and drag the files to their place. There are however two contraindications. The first to do this transfer requires a large enough external disk, at least equal to the internal disk space of the computer being transferred. The other problem is that you have to manually select the files to be transferred. In another article, we saw what are the most important Windows folders to save by noting how the paths change depending on whether you are using Windows XP or Windows 7  Windows 8.

Option 2: Cloud-based archiving

The power of the cloud can be well exploited to move data from one PC to another. The speech is the same as option 1, with the difference that you use an online hard drive instead of a physical hard drive. The contraindications, in this case, are two more: in the meantime the best cloud services have free limited plans and you have to get a little 'if you want to get a free cloud space of 100 GB or more. The second problem is that to make an online backup and then re-download the data on the new PC requires a very fast internet connection, otherwise it may take days. In another article, the list of the best online backup sites to save files on the internet

Option 3: Windows Easy Transfer

Tool The best solution to automatically transfer files and programs from one Windows PC to another is the Microsoft Windows Easy Transfer Tool, completely free. This application basically does what we can do manually as per point 1, transferring the contents of the Users folder. The Windows data transfer program is already included in Windows 7 and 8 (look for it from the Start menu). The wizard specifies what is being transferred and then lets you choose where to save the data. Data transfer includes the entire user folder, documents, images, music, photos, videos and Windows settings, but not the programs. Very briefly, you must first select that you are on "Old Computer", then the location where you want to save the files and if you choose to save everything on a USB stick or an external hard drive, making sure that there is enough space. Once Windows is reinstalled, everything is clean and fully functional, the program transfer tool opens, choose "New Computer" and restore using the previously created file. The files and settings will then be copied to the new computer.

Guide VirtualBox to create, start and manage virtual machines on PC

Let's find out in this guide how to use VirtualBox to try out new operating systems using just one PC

Virtuabox Already in various articles we talked about VirtualBox without ever going to the bottom of this wonderful program that makes it easy and easy for anyone, the operation to create a virtual machine on your computer.

With the term virtual machine we mean the installation of an operating system within what we are already using, as if it were a simple program.

A virtual computer is absolutely independent of the real PC, has its own network connection, its own drivers and is also isolated, so you can try programs without problems without affecting the actual PC.

In this guide we will show you how to install Virtualbox and configure it to install another operating system so you can use for example Windows 10 and Windows 7, or try a Linux or MacOS system to know how it works and try new programs.

Postpone Email to Gmail to receive it again

One of the new features offered to users of the new Gmail , which was launched in a new version much smarter and with so many added options, is the possibility of postponing Email .

This means that it is possible, for each email received, to ask for re-receive them again and see a new notification of new messages arriving in a future day, tomorrow or even within a week.

This system, which works a bit like the "postpone" or Snooze function of alarms, allows you to postpone the commitment to read a message that may be important and that you do not have time to manage  

The Snooze becomes very useful when you have little time to read the messages, to remember to read a message that would otherwise be lost in the pile, so you can respond when it will re-appear as if it were a new incoming message.

Postponing emails is a great tool if there is something you want to review later, making the message disappear from your mailbox up to a specific time or day.

The function to postpone emails in Gmail can be done both on the website and on the iPhone and Android application .

To postpone an email in Gmail , from the new version of the website, just press the clock iconthat appears to the right of each message when you move the mouse cursor over it.

By pressing the clock button, you can make the email be postponed for tomorrow, for the day after tomorrow, for the weekend, for a week or for a personalized date and choose a date and an hour as you prefer.

To postpone an email in Gmail on Android or iPhone , however, you can do this:

Open Gmail on your phone, touch and open the email you want to postpone (or tap and hold), then press the Menu button (the one with three points at the top) and press on the Postpone option .

In the window that opens, select the time you want the e-mail to re-enter in the mailbox.

The e-mails postponed by the phone will also be postponed in Gmail web and vice versa.

All postponed emails will be collected in a special folder of " postponed " messages , under that of specials .

However, postponed emails reappear, at the time indicated, as messages to be read at the top of the Inbox, regardless of when they were received.